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From: aragorn@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Steve J White)
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Subject: Axing Everex
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Date: 3 Mar 90 23:46:36 GMT
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I recently read a posting here that gave a claim against Everex products
in general.  I install and use numerous Everex products and I have had very
few problems.  I have to admit that I have never used any of the disk drive 
products mentioned but the modems and memory upgrade cards I have used are
easily configured with existing equipment and quite compatible with other
second/third party hardware.  

In short, I would say that if you take the advice of avoiding Everex products
all together, just be wary of the disk oriented devices.  The failure rate
of the units I mentioned is very low.

Steve J. White
Univ. of Wisconsin - Milwaukee